Neighbourhoods
The nicest neighbourhoods in Marseille
Marseille's neighbourhoods are exciting and diverse. Visit the city's oldest district or alternative neighbourhoods with graffiti art.
Marseille's neighbourhoods are exciting and diverse. Visit the city's oldest district or alternative neighbourhoods with graffiti art.
Graffiti art, vintage shops, hip bars and beer breweries: this alternative neighbourhood is perfect for a night out.
The ringing tram, parents with prams and cosy terraces. This neighbourhood is loved for its village feel.
From the multicultural Place Belsunce to the chic Lycée Thiers school, this district reflects diversity.
In these very central districts you will find good restaurants, as well as a market with a fine local atmosphere and a cultural centre.
Street art, winding streets and cute little squares: this is where you get a taste of old Marseille.
This district is known for its great port, but you will also find wonderful museums and trendy shopping centres.
This North African district is a walhalla for foodies. Dive into the lively streets full of restaurants and exotic shops.
In the middle of this district you will find the imposing Parc Longchamp and its opulent palace, surrounded by many cosy student bars.
The neighbourhood of the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde, phenomenal views, good lunch shops and lots of stairs.
This is central Marseille district with its old port, boats and fishermen, as well as its many shops and terraces.
In this district, you will find exotic parks, beautiful beaches with azure waters and cosy working-class neighbourhoods.
